[Premiere] Gobby's New Music Video Is a Literal Snake in the Grass

Following up their dance of devil marionettes, Gobby and contemporary artist Nicholas Buffon have teamed up once again for "Quickie," off 2014's Beats by Gobby (UNO NYC) a karaoke music video made as part of a touring artist karaoke series (Read: Young Artists Envision Karaoke Videos as Installation Art).

In terms of spectacle and production, "Quickie," which premieres today on The Creators Project, skews towards the DIY avant-garde. It's more of a "needs to be heard and seen to be felt" kind of thing. Below, read a statement from Buffon, and watch the new music video below:

“Quickie” was shot in my mom’s garden in Seattle, WA. The snake moved in a couple months ago, while I was there taking care of my Father. It was partially shot on my cell phone and on a GOPRO. “Quickie” is a karaoke video and is part of a performative event at Red Bull Studios Gift Shop NYC. This is the Fourth video I've done with Gobby.

Beats by Gobby is out now on UNO NYC.

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